Patriots defensive lineman Jarvis Green spoke with a Louisiana newspaper this week and talked about a desire to return to his home state sooner rather than later. "This is my last year with the Patriots. I’d love to come home and finish off as a Saint," the LSU product was quoted as saying. However, Green now insists that his comments were misrepresented. "I don't think I said it like that," Green told The Boston Globe Wednesday afternoon. "Me being from Louisiana and playing at LSU and all that you say it would be a dream to play for the Saints. But I'd love to stay a Patriot, if that happens. I've been there seven years, won a lot of games, two Super Bowls, if I could retire as a Patriot that would be a dream." For more Patriots' news, check out our football blog,...

An official for the Colorado Rockies confirmed a report by Troy Renck of the Denver Post that Mike Timlin threw a bullpen session for the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field this week. According to the official, no offer has been extended at this time. Timlin, according to Renck's report, will throw again at Coors Field on Friday, at which point the Rockies will decide whether to offer the 43-year-old a minor-league deal. Timlin went 30-22 with a 3.76 ERA in six seasons with the Red Sox. He lives in Colorado, close to Denver.